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Wine.com uncorks a mobile app

To help customers find, review and learn about Wine.com’s more than 45,000 wines, Wine.com has created a mobile app for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The app is available for free at Apple’s App Store.

Posted 12/30/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment

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iTunes lets Facebook members buy gifts to send to Facebook friends

A Facebook member can purchase a gift through the iTunes Fan Page and send it to friends on their Facebook “walls,” part of the pages on the social network. Recipients can redeem the gift at the iTunes Store.

Posted 12/17/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

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TV’s QVC expands its mobile channel with a robust iPhone app

M.QVC.com is getting a sister—a QVC app. The retailer today launched a mobile app for the iPhone and iPod Touch that enables shoppers to browse, search and buy, and access the TV channel’s special values and on-air items.

Posted 12/02/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment

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Wal-Mart enters the mobile app realm with product recommendations

Wal-Mart already operates an m-commerce site and text messaging. Now it boasts an iPhone app, which focuses on electronics product recommendations. The app also includes a store locator and a social media tool to ask friends for help.

Posted 11/19/2009Paul DemeryPost a comment

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Stylish young women get an iPhone app to match

Bebe Stores has launched a mobile app that lets shoppers search, browse and buy the retailer’s apparel and accessories. It created the app because an increasing amount of traffic to its e-commerce site was from mobile devices.

Posted 11/13/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

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Shoebuy.com steps into mobile commerce with an iPhone app

Getting into m-commerce before the holiday season stampede, Shoebuy.com has launched an iPhone app that lets shoppers search, browse, read reviews and buy.

Posted 11/12/2009Zak StamborPost a comment

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GameFly offers video game content information via iPhone app

Online video game rental service GameFly has launched a free mobile application for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users that provides news, videos, user reviews and other information on video game content.

Posted 10/28/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment

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The Wet Seal makes a splash in mobile commerce

The young women’s apparel and accessories retailer’s mobile app for the iPhone and iPod Touch enables users to view, purchase and share tens of thousands of outfits created by Wet Seal customers and housed on its social networking platform.

Posted 10/05/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

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Ralph Lauren’s Rugby tosses a second ball into the mobile commerce scrum

The young adults apparel retailer has launched an iPhone app that enables shoppers to customize their own rugby shirts, polo shirts, sweaters and other products. This app follows Rugby’s m-commerce site, and both enable shopping and purchasing.

Posted 09/11/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment